Children of the dream

our own stories of growing up Black in America

Pages: 431
Published: 1999
Language: English

Inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr.'s vision, Laurel Holliday's book presents the experiences of thirty-eight African Americans. These individuals share their stories as 'Children of the Dream,' reflecting on lost and found aspirations. Their accounts highlight the ongoing struggle for full opportunity in America, offering courage and resilience.

Prose complexity: 7/10

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Laurel Holliday

Laurel Holliday is an author and editor who specializes in historical anthologies and personal memoirs. She is best known for Children in the Holocaust and World War II, a collection of diaries written by young people during the conflict. Her work focuses on preserving first-hand accounts of major historical events.